Pulsed dye laser treatment of telangiectasia after radiotherapy for breast carcinoma

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Abstract

Telangiectasia formed following exposure to X-ray irradiation have been reported to respond well to the pulsed dye laser system. We present the case of a 34-year-old woman with extensive post-radiotherapy skin telangiectasia of the chest wall and axilla who was treated with six sessions of pulsed dye laser treatment, with a considerable improvement in appearance. We recommend the pulsed dye laser as an option in the treatment of post-radiotherapy telangiectasia.

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Ahmad, M., Mirza, S., & Foo, I. T. H. (1999). Pulsed dye laser treatment of telangiectasia after radiotherapy for breast carcinoma. British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 52(3), 236–237. https://doi.org/10.1054/bjps.1998.3041

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